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The American Psychological Association (APA) acknowledges the possibility of false memories by pointing to some important, well-founded facts. What are the facts that the APA points out in relationship to false memories?

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Ben and Grant are studying for an upcoming exam. Ben tells Grant that short-term memory and working memory are basically the same thing so it is OK to use the two names interchangeably. What should Grant's response be?
◦ No, they are actually quite different. Short-term memory only holds memories for a short time, whereas working memory is part of long-term memory.
◦ No, they aren't exactly the same. Short-term memory involves the passive storage of information, whereas working memory is more active.
◦ They are similar, but working memory can hold more information than short-term memory.
◦ Yes, that's exactly right. They are the same thing.
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